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Holidays Can Expose That Family Members Need Assistance
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hanukkah are holidays that bring the family together. It is during the holidays that family traditions are relived year after year or… are they?
We are all so busy with our lives that we forget to stop and think about others and how their needs may be changing. This year as you gather the family, take time to pay attention to the details. Is grandma’s house as it always was or is some of the housekeeping being left undone?
Home Health Care, Assisted Living, or Nursing Home – How to Decide
There are three major options when you or your loved one needs assistance. Let’s look at the options and discuss the pros and cons of each one to help you make the best decision. Home health care vs. assisted living vs. nursing homes.
Give the Gift of Home Health Care Services this Valentine’s Day!
The best Valentines’s gift for your loved one is something that is needed. To remain independent your help may be needed. When you cannot be there, Health Force of Georgia can provide home health care services allowing your parent or loved one to remain in their home. Caregivers will take care of the basic necessities of living at home. We can be there when you cannot. Services include Companion Care, Personal Care, and even Skilled Nursing Care.
¡Hablamos Español! We Speak Spanish!
Al buscar servicios de atención médica a domicilio para su ser querido, es importante eliminar las barreras del idioma. Para derribar estos muros y atender a los clientes hispanos que preguntan sobre los servicios de atención médica a domicilio, Health Force of Georgia habla su idioma.
When searching for home health care services for your loved one, it’s important to remove language barriers. In order to break down these walls and to serve Hispanic customers inquiring about home health care services, Health Force of Georgia speaks your language!
Holiday Hours for Health Force of Georgia 2020
During the 2019 Holiday season, the office schedule for Health Force of Georgia is as follows:
Dec. 24th Christmas Eve:
Closed at noon
Dec. 25th Christmas:
Closed all-day
Dec. 31st New Year’s Eve:
Closed at noon
Jan. 1st New Year’s Day:
Closed all-day
We can still be reached 24/7 by calling the office number and leaving a message with the answering service: 770-458-8500.
COVID-19 Policies for Health Force of Georgia
The health and safety of our patients, employees, and their families are of the utmost importance to us. Health Force of Georgia is monitoring the ongoing coronavirus outbreak paying close attention to recommendations from local, state, and federal officials on how to handle this pandemic.
Be Paid for Taking Care of Your Loved Ones at Home
Keeping your loved ones at home rather than in a nursing home may be more critical now than ever before. Georgia has a program called Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) that actually pays family members to care for loved ones in their own home. Health Force of Georgia can offer professional health coaching and on-going support for the care needed to keep your loved ones safe at home.
Taking Care of Your Loved Ones at Home
The coronavirus has everyone concerned now. Many people are especially worried after seeing news stories about nursing homes and facilities having trouble keeping their seniors safe. Many people are out of work or working from home, and it may be possible to bring their loved ones to the safety of their home for care. But, do you know, what you need to know, to take care of your loved one properly at home? Can you balance work and home health care for loved ones?
Health Force of Georgia Coronavirus Statement
The health and safety of our patients, employees, and families are of the utmost importance to us. Health Force of Georgia is monitoring the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and paying close attention to recommendations from local/federal officials and feedback on what we can do and how to handle this situation. Read our coronavirus statement.
